Mount Slocombe Lookout

Mount Slocombe Lookout is located close to the small town of Yaraka. The panoramic view takes in the nearby Yang Yang ranges and surrounding plains and grazing lands. Barbecue facilities have been installed and a picnic table. This is an ideal place to enjoy the stunning outback sunset or the glorious colours of a sunrise. There are endless photographic opportunities. It is a steep drive to the top of the lookout and not suitable for caravans.

Facilities

BBQ Facilities

Car park

Pets allowed, enquire on booking

Other Information

Family Friendly:

Family friendly – please refer to operator's website for services and facilities.

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